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America's three largest metropolises -- New York City, Los Angeles and Chicago -- should be our showcase to the world on how society should function.

I find the way political campaigns are run and the way the media covers them both amusing and frightening.

People who live in glass houses should not throw stones.

For centuries, Hungary has been defined by resilience and reinvention. From the heart of Europe, we have overcome challenges that would have broken weaker nations. Today, Hungary is a modern, stable, and dynamic economy, deeply integrated into Europe ...

In the unfolding narrative of the American experiment, no chapter is more inspiring or urgent than the rise of the Hispanic community an ascent rooted in faith, family, hard work and entrepreneurial grit.

The word "flourish" is making a comeback. Its use in literature since 1980 has nearly doubled.

Every day, more than 150 million Americans engage in work. Behind those numbers are lives: fathers, mothers, veterans, immigrants. Each person is shaped by the organizations they serve.

The smokescreen of utopia often masquerades as the soft, glowing light of hope.

As an adjunct professor for over 20 years, I've had a lot of memorable teaching moments but none better than a request I received from a group of graduate students studying global economics at Pepperdine University.

Unless they have a special interest in macroeconomics, most Americans may not know that the Federal Reserve wasn't created to conduct monetary policy.